Ever notice the glaring double standard when it comes to preferences/standards in dating?

If a woman express a standard, no matter how delusional it might be, women will jump to defend her and say "It's none of your business, people can have whatever standards they want!", yet when a man express a standard or preference, women and blue pillers will call him misogynistic, a virgin, insecure ect...

Classic example is body count. A lot of men, in the context of dating someone seriously, are put off by promiscuous women. If you express this, you will be vilified for it. Told you are insecure, misogynistic, it's a red flag to express that ect... Often even in instances where a man himself is conservative sexually and looking for someone who's aligned with his values. Thanks to echo chambers like twox and fds, somehow the ridiculous notion that a person's past is none of your business if you are working towards starting a family with them has even become popular. And on the topic of body count...men really don't owe anyone an explanation as to why they don't want to date promiscuous women.

Women don't get anywhere near as much pushback for expressing preferences like wanting men with a certain income, not wanting to date bi men (man who wouldn't date bi girl would be deemed homophobic), tall men, being significantly more picky with race ect...

Comparatively, it's a very different story for men. Especially on social media where there is no anonymity unlike reddit. Man doesn't want to date single moms? He's not a real man, it takes a real man to step up. Man doesn't want to date a promiscuous women? He's insecure and misogynistic. Her past is none of your business. Man isn't attracted to overweight women? He's shallow and engaging in body shaming. Man prefers a relationship with more traditional gender roles? He's probably controlling. Hell some women think not being attracted to body hair on women is rooted in misogyny.

In society, it's acceptable for women to unconditionally have whatever standards or preferences they want with. For men, anything women dislike is met with empty generalizations, push back, and the demand that they explain themselves.

Edit: Age preference is another one. Express a preference for dating women in their 20s and you'll get called a creep.